1. Studies on the spectrometric analysis of metallic silver nanoparticles (Ag NPs) using Basella alba leaf for the antibacterial activities.
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Mani, M., Pavithra, S., Mohanraj, K., Kumaresan, S., Alotaibi, Saqer S., Eraqi, Mostafa M., Gandhi, Arumugam Dhanesh, Babujanarthanam, Ranganathan, Maaza, M., and Kaviyarasu, K.
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SILVER nanoparticles , *TRANSMISSION electron microscopy , *HALOALKANES , *ZETA potential , *CRYSTAL structure , *PROTEIN binding - Abstract
In this present investigation, an aqueous Basella alba leaves extract was used to synthesize AgNPs. The green synthesis approach is carried out in our work due to non-toxic, less cost, and ecofriendly methods. FTIR spectra are used to confirm the biomolecules present in B.alba leaves extract along with AgNPs and these compounds are responsible for Ag particle from micro to nanostructure. The FCC structure and crystalline nature of the AgNPs are analyzed with the help of XRD and TEM techniques respectively. DLS and Zeta potential techniques are carried out to find the size and stability of AgNPs respectively and UV is used to verify the presence of AgNPs in synthesized samples employing SPR peaks around 435 nm. The antioxidant studies expose eminent scavenging activity which ranges from 13.71% to maximum 67.88%. Green synthesized AgNPs possess well organized biological activities concerning antioxidant and antibacterial, which can be used in some biologically applications. • Biological technique is cost-efficient, capable of processing AgNPs at 60 °C. • Synthesized AgNPs were spherical in size and the size ranging from 18 to 35 nm. • The feasible biomolecules which are liable for the minimization of Ag+ ions. • Alkyl halides bond reported that the indicates association of alkanes. • AgNPs reported that proteins could bind to silver nanoparticles which are compatible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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